Hi Artem,
Thank you for your reply.
Regarding order completion, orders are completed automatically using the “WooCommerce Autocomplete Orders” plugin, but this has been the case for many years and ticket generation has historically worked correctly, so I am trying to understand why this would only start causing issues now.
Also, when looking at the affected order data, WooCommerce is clearly storing distinct variation-level information. For example, in order #104086 the purchased items show:
- Variation ID: 103018
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Variation ID: 103017
Please see the attached screenshot.
So it does not seem that WooCommerce is only passing one generic ticket SKU at order level, at least from what I can see. Because of that, I am not sure the issue is related to SKUs, although I may be missing something. Likewise, I would be surprised if the autocomplete plugin alone caused this, since it has been working together with EventON for a long time — but of course you may know if something changed in how ticket generation is triggered.
I also wanted to mention that this setup is not something we recently improvised. This is how we have been using EventON Tickets with WooCommerce variable products for a long time, before the Ticket Variations & Options add-on existed, and it had been working reliably for years. As far as I remember, this was also the recommended way of doing it before the add-on was introduced.
Because of that, I am wondering if something may have changed in recent versions of EventON Tickets (for example around v2.5, which mentions fixes related to order handling and variable tickets) that could affect older variable-product setups like ours.
I am very happy to adjust the setup if needed, but first I would like to understand why ticket generation sometimes fails even though the WooCommerce order is completed correctly.
Thank you again for your help.
Jonas
